The Feather Mantle and The Wind in the Pines are two well-known works of this genre, which is usually subdivided into five main categories, including 
The Feather Mantle and The Wind in the Pines are two well-known works of this genre, which is usually subdivided into five main categories, including ones called "wig" and "demon." Works in this genre are accompanied by a group of four musicians and a chorus, who recite the chant utai (OO-"tie"). Usually interrupted by comedic interludes called kyogen, works of this genre would go on to influence kabuki (KAH-boo-kee) theatre. For 10 points, name this ancient form of Japanese theatre which usually sees the actors wear masks to express emotions.
The Feather Mantle and The Wind in the Pines are two well-known works of this genre, which is usually subdivided into five main categories, including ones called "wig" and "demon.
{Noh play} [or {Noh} theatre; or {Nogaku play}; or {Nogaku} theatre]